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Agricultural Public Services programs in Texas show a striking 47-point graduation rate gap, with Texas A&M College Station leading at 83.8% while West Texas A&M sits at 47.3%. Sam Houston State University offers the most affordable path at just $16,025 net cost, nearly $5,000 less than Texas A&M's $20,924. These programs connect directly to Texas's massive agricultural economy, which generates over $25 billion annually and employs more than 2.6 million people across farming, ranching, and agribusiness sectors.
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Programs
$16,025 – $20,924
Net Price Range
$33,183
Avg. Program Earnings
61.0%
Avg. Graduation Rate

5 Agricultural Public Services Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $16,025 $9,228 55.1% 84.6%
2 $20,071 $11,852 67.5% 67.3%
3 $20,261 $7,878 51.2% 87.1%
4 $20,841 $9,101 47.3% 91.6%
5 $20,924 $13,099 83.8% 62.7%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Sam Houston State University the most affordable option for Agricultural Public Services?

Sam Houston State charges just $16,025 in net costs with $9,228 in-state tuition, making it $4,000 cheaper than the next closest program. The school maintains an 84.63% acceptance rate and 55.1% graduation rate, providing accessible entry into agricultural careers.

How do earnings compare between the lowest and highest-cost programs?

West Texas A&M graduates earn $30,771 annually at a net cost of $20,841, while Texas A&M College Station graduates earn $35,594 at $20,924. This creates just a $4,823 salary difference despite similar program costs, making both options financially competitive.

Does attending Texas A&M justify the higher cost for Agricultural Public Services?

Texas A&M charges $20,924 net but delivers an 83.8% graduation rate and $35,594 starting salary, the highest in both categories. Students also graduate with just $15,644 in debt compared to Texas Tech's $20,000, despite the higher upfront costs.

Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.